Article by Antwon "Smitty" Smith The Oakland Raiders and All-Pro Defensive End Khalil Mack are at a standstill and it seems that there is no ending in sight. Mack who is a 3x-time pro bowler, is going into his fifth season with Oakland, but he is looking for a long-term deal Ann's reports are it's in the area of $22 million dollars a year. Khalil is only scheduled to make $13.8 million in the final year of his rookie deal. Both sides are not talking on a new deal at the moment and there may be signs that Oakland may be forced to ship Mack off in the prime of his career. The Raiders only have a little bit over $2 million in cap space remaining this season, which is well short of even entertaining a new deal. Mack has accumulated 40.5 Sacks his first 4 seasons with the Raiders, which means his production has earned him a nice pay raise and long term contract. Oakland struggled defensively the last season, where they finished near the bottom of the league (5 int...